Grateful Dead Live at Barton Hall - Cornell University on 1977-05-08
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- Publication date
- 1977-05-08 ( check for other copies)
- Topics
- Jerry Moore, Sean Cribbs
- Collection
- GratefulDead
- Band/Artist
- Grateful Dead
- Resource
- DeadLists Project
- Item Size
- 1.4G
New Minglewood Blues
Loser
El Paso
They Love Each Other
Jack Straw
Deal
Lazy Lightnin' ->
Supplication
Brown Eyed Women
Mama Tried
Row Jimmy
Dancing In The Street
Set 2
Scarlet Begonias ->
Fire On The Mountain
Estimated Prophet
Saint Stephen ->
Not Fade Away ->
Saint Stephen ->
Morning Dew
Encore
One More Saturday Night
Notes
MAC>R>CD
Audience Recording by Jerry Moore
Jerry: "Lineage: Sony 153 master, w/ ECM 33P's, on Maxell UDXL-II's, Dolby B, copied via Teac AN-180 Dolby box onto Sony TC 755, Scotch Classic 10.5 inch reel, 7.5 ips, Dolby B - Transfer by Rob Berger (1/05), Sony TC 850>Teac AN-180>Sony SBM1 super bit mapper>Tascam CD-Rw4U.
Just so, hopefully, nobody can misunderstand what they got: Came off my cassette master, except for Scarlet/Fire, on which my master had speed fluctuations. THAT part came off another cassette, that had been patched out of the 153 at the show. I took those two cassette masters, and made a 10 inch reel copy, 7.5 ips, Dolby B, this within a few days of the show itself. That reel, BTW, I would call a "2nd generation" copy, though most people would call it "1st" - rule of thumb, if you see one of my own old lineages, subtract a generation to translate to current taper-speak. That 10 inch reel copy is what Rob Berger transferred, and what a lot of you have, and are hopefully enjoying."
EAC>WAV>SHN encoding by Sean Cribbs 2/19/2005.
- Addeddate
- 2008-03-18 13:38:28
- Identifier
- gd1977-05-08.aud.moore.cribbs.28301.shnf
- Location
- Ithaca, NY
- Run time
- 165
- Source
- MAC>R>CD
- Taped by
- Jerry Moore
- Transferred by
- Rob Berger and Sean Cribbs
- Type
- sound
- Year
- 1977
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Reviews
(7)
Subject: nirvana
this tape has long kept me safe and it's time I leave my name upon the wax tablet. even though there are hundreds, possibly one thousand songs and dates the Grateful Dead played to any millions of souls. what's happened since the music began but shadows of colossal giants reaping bows, dying in fields of fresh morning dew. how epic they must have been alone writing their own kind of history as nothing was being told but played through the inspiration of melody. I love this music, and hope you might, too.
Peace To All Human Beings * Nick 2/16/2023
Subject: Were you there?
Widely considered to be the best show the band ever played, I'm ... hoping to gather enough photographs, recollections and other assorted information to turn the book into an oral biography. But of a show, not a person.
If you were there and would like to tell me about the show/what you recall/what you saw please be in touch. No memory is too small!
Feel free to email me at cornell5877@gmail.com.
Thanks.
Jawal Nga
Subject: Notes From A (Semi-)Noob
- This is an excellent-sounding AUD recording. Obviously, it's doesn't have the low end of a soundboard, but a very professional-sounding recording nonetheless.
- This is probably the tightest and most consistent Dead show I've ever heard. I don't know that it has some of skyrocketing peaks of some of the better late-60s Dead show I've heard, but there's a hypnotic quality to the long jams that just about peerless in my experience.
- The "Dancing In The Street" is probably the best I've heard by them. I loves me some Mu-Tron! :D
- Jerry really gets into the pinch harmonics on the solos here, particularly on "Loser" and "NFA". Must have been listening to the Band (or ZZ Top, perhaps?) before the show. :)
Conclusion: A very solid, very tight show. Definitely worth downloading.
Subject: RIP Jerry Moore
Subject: Ain't Nothin Wrong With the Way She Moves
Miss you Jerry...
Z
Subject: SSS-SevenStarShow
This is the Hope Diamond of the five crown jewels played from 4-9 May. They blew the roof off Boston Garden the night before, i was there, we were bouncing off the walls. But this delivers that Deadbeat rhythm I want 24/7. I have listened to this thousands of times since I got my tapes in 1978, of my suitcase of tapes, this is the ONE.
Thanks again for Scarlet Mountain complete!!!
A very Grateful Golfer.
Subject: Big Fan.
I mean to say: NICE
Not that I needed another copy of this show. Luckily, it's easy to give this one out to the kids who think DMB were the first jam-band.
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